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Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 May 1939, Page 1

Casual Advertising. Inch Rate: 5/- per inch, 3/- per half-inch. Wanted, Lost, Found, For Sale, To Let: 15 words, 1/6; 3 insertions, 3/6; 6 insertions, 6/cash. Each additional word, Id. Births, Marriages: 2/6. Deaths, 3/-. With “Private Interment,” 5/-. Funeral Notices: 6/- first insertion; 3/- subsequent insertions. In Memoriam Notices: 2/6. Verses, 6d per line (5 words).

SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED!—GirTfor" housework, 8 to VV 2; no washing. Address at "TimesAge.” WANTED—Senior girls, cosmetics n and kitchen ware. Apply 9 to 5.30 p.m.—MacDuff’s, Masterton. WANTED?—Housemaid.' ' Apply Mrs ’’ W. J. Martin, Box 10, Martinborough. WANTED.—GirI, about 16-17, for the kitchen. Wages 22/6 a week to commence. Apply State Kitchenette. WANTED.—Manager for dairy farm, TV Eketahuna district, 45-50 cows. Commence not later than June 1. Apply, stating qualifications and experience, to Public Trust Office, Masterton. ' NO ■"RESTRICTIONS!" rpHE ambitious man who wants to get 1 on has no restrictions placed on how he should spend spare time. To put himself ahead, however, he will spend it studying an I.C.S. Course—the most efficient home-training in the world. Aero Ground Engr. Accountancy Aero Fitter & Rigger Salesmanship Radio Servicing* Civil Engineer Structural Engineer Diesel Engineer Wireman’s License Matriculation There afe over 300 Courses—let us know in which subject you wish to get on. Advice gladly given without obligation. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Dept. D, Box 120, HASTINGSWORK WANT ED/' YOUNG"MAN, 25,’ desires position or 1 work of any description; adaptable. Write "699,” c/o "Times-Age.” •WOMAbTwaiits work, cleaning offices " oi- housework. For address, apply at "Times-Age.”_ WANTED. —Experienced South Can- ” terbuuy 6-horse teamster wants position; start immediately. State wages and particulars to “701,1 c/o "Times-Age.” ' pAINTER and Paperhanger, good tradesman, wants country work; labour only. Write "590,” c/o "TimesAge.” — RROBABLY taken by mistake, small A girl’s bicycle, from outside Y.M.C.A., late yesterday afternoon. Would person kindly return to 67 Cole Street, or to where taken from? _ LE — rpO LET—Grazing for/00 dairy cows A or station bullocks. Address at “Times-Age.” ? WANTED TO RENT? WANTED. —Small cottage or bed-sit- ” ting room, with kitchenette (temporarily). Write to “696,” c/o “TimesAge.” WANTED TO RENT, urgently, pad'dock from 1 to 10 acres. Write to “697,” c/o yTimes-Age.” BOARD. •WANTED. —Board for elderly lady; ” quiet place preferred. Write to “Board,” c/o “Times-Age.” requires board in private home; handy to town. Terms moderate, Write “700,” c/o “Times-Age.” RO ARD and Residence—Every convenience. Casuals by arrangement. Two minutes from G.P.O. Telephone 1471—“Ferndale.” 15 Victoria Street, Masterton. FOR SALE? FOR SALE.—I complete~’se~t (10 vol.) Harmsworth’s “Children’s Encyclopaedia”; also lady’s bicycle. Address dt “Times-Age.” FOR SALE. —5-roomed house, bathA room, e.L; 3J acres good land; cowshed, plenty outbuildings. £650; terms. —Geo. Edge, South Carterton. FOR"SALK— (/good cows, 2 two-year heifers, 2 weaner heifers, 1 wellbred Jersey bull (very quiet).—Geo. Edge, Carterton. ’Phone 261. FOR~SALE— Studebaker touring car, A perfect order; first class mechanically. Any trial. What offers? Ring 1802 after six. FOR SALE.—Six well-grown greyhound pups, six months old. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Apply L. Fulton, 61 Cornwall Street, Masterton. F'OR~SALE.—Geiit’s - “Red'Bird” bicyele; £5. Good condition. Address at “Times-Age.” FOR SALE—II well-bred Budgies and large cage.. What offers? Address at “Times-Age,” or ’phone 2573. 7-FOdT~Booth. Macdonald Cambridge * Roller, with 24in. rings; good as new, £2B/10/ —Masson '& Co., Carterton. “"SPECIALISED RAD lOS E R vTc~E.'“" f)ON’T FORGET that Washing Machine for Mother. Arrange with Steele & Bull to have it delivered for Mother’s Day. ’Phone 1815, WAVE your Piano tuned and overhauled by Nimmo’s Agents. Qualified piano tuners and repairers. Satisfaction guaranteed.—Steele & Bull, ’phone 1815. ■JLTAKE Mother’s life a joy with a A Modern Vacuum Cleaner. The right model at the right price.—Steele & Bull, Nimmo’s Agents, ’phone 1815. TS your Radio “out of sorts?” Have it repaired promptly and efficiently, and at reasonable cost, by Steele & Bull, ’phone 1815. GRAHAM’S' VALUES? 5 /ll—MEN’S Roll Collar Pullovers, ■ assorted shades. Other qualities, 7/11 to 10/6 each. Maroon, Brown, Blue and Grey.—At J. Graham & Co. 1 /C EACH. —Tartan Check Scarves. ' U long shape. All clans represented. Long White Evening’ Scarves, fringed ends, 2/3 each. —At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. 1/9 YARD. —36in. Folkweave, assort- - ° ed check designs. 48in., new stripe designs, heavy quality—just the. thing for Bedspreads; 3/3 yard.—At J. Graham & Co., Ltd. • 7/11 F0R"671L = -54i n?Check Tweed. ' in shades of Black/Whitc. Wine/ White, Navy/White. Special for this week, 6/11 yard.—At J. Graham & Co.. Ltd. |\46THE^"DAY>A Mother would be a Tweed Dress ) Length. 36in. Tweed, from 3'6 to 5 11 yard. —At J. Graham & Co., Ltd.